HIRE DEVELOPERS / CROSS PLATFORM APP DEVELOPERS
Cross-platform app development gets a bad reputation because most of it feels like a website wearing an app icon. Ours doesn't — Flutter and React Native apps we've shipped feel native on both iOS and Android, and users can't tell the difference.
Flutter and React Native are the two frameworks that actually deliver native-quality results at scale — our cross-platform developers know the tradeoffs, when platform channels are worth reaching for, how platform-specific UI differences get handled, and how to keep performance from feeling sluggish on mid-range hardware.
Platform channel integration, native module bridging, state management at scale (Redux or Zustand for React Native; Provider, Riverpod, or BLoC for Flutter), performance optimization on mid-range hardware, and real experience navigating both App Store and Play Store reviews — vetted for framework depth, not a to-do app tutorial.
Flutter and React Native solve different problems. We don't default to whichever is trendier this year — the framework gets matched to your team's existing skills, your product requirements, and your actual performance constraints.
A dedicated developer for a long-term cross-platform product. A part-time specialist for maintaining both platform builds. An hourly consultant for a Flutter-vs-React-Native evaluation or a migration assessment. Sized to which one is true.
Cross-platform app development saves real time and budget — commonly 40-50% versus building native apps twice — but only in the hands of developers who understand the framework and the platforms underneath it. Someone who knows React Native or Flutter but not iOS and Android ships an app full of platform-specific bugs. Our developers know all three layers, and that's what actually shows up in production.
One cross-platform developer, embedded full-time, owning architecture and shipping features for both platforms to both app stores. Right for a team building a mobile product where iOS and Android ship from one codebase.
Twenty hours a week — enough for maintaining a published app across both stores: OS version updates, platform-specific bug fixes, features between major releases.
A Flutter-vs-React-Native evaluation, a native-to-cross-platform migration plan, a performance profile on mid-range Android devices, a platform channel architecture review — targeted cross-platform consulting, scoped and delivered.
Match this to how your team already builds cross-platform apps, or tell us and we'll suggest one.
The full cross-platform development lifecycle — architecture, Flutter or React Native development, QA on real iOS and Android devices, submission to both app stores — all ours. You review weekly builds.
Your product lead sets direction. Our cross-platform developer joins your Slack, your Jira, your standups, writes the code for both platforms — you steer the product.
Backend APIs and product decisions stay with your team. Shared codebase, platform-specific adjustments, device testing, and store submissions for both iOS and Android become ours.
Both major frameworks, plus the native platform knowledge underneath them — what our engineers actually work with, daily.
Native modules and JS-driven UI for teams with React and TypeScript depth, paired with Redux or Zustand for state management.
Single Dart codebase with Skia/Impeller rendering, using Provider, Riverpod, or BLoC for state management.
Typed async language powering Flutter apps, plugins, and platform channels.
Strict typing for React Native apps sharing logic with web codebases.
Managed workflows, OTA updates, and EAS builds for React Native delivery.
Adjacent services we often ship alongside cross-platform work — same bench, same standard.
Seven questions we get on every first call about hiring cross-platform app developers. If yours isn't here, we'll cover it first.
Tell us what your cross-platform app needs to do, and we'll walk you through what shipping it — to both stores, on one codebase — actually takes.
